I Wish
Kusah Lyrics

Mmmmh ulalala
The singer expresses a sound denoting satisfaction or enjoyment and excitement.

Baby nitakupa moyo nitakupa roho
The singer pledges to give their lover their heart and soul, emphasizing their deep affection for them.

Yaani mwili mzima
The singer implies that they are willing to offer themselves entirely to their lover, both physically and emotionally.

Ningekupa gari ningekupa doh
The singer acknowledges their desire to provide their lover with material possessions such as a car and money if they had it.

Ila mi ndo sina
The singer regrets their inability to provide their lover with material possessions despite their willingness to do so.

Ukinizidi sana nitakupa roho
The singer promises to give their lover everything they have, including their heart and soul, if their love for one another increases significantly.

Unibebe mzima
The singer requests their lover to carry them entirely, which symbolizes the deep trust and reliance they have on their lover.

Ukitaka haba tutajaza ndoo
The singer suggests that they can be content with the little they have rather than striving for more, indicating their humility and simple nature.

Mi uvivu sina
The singer declares that they do not have laziness in them, indicating that they are willing to put in effort and work hard for what they want in life.

Natamani uwai shela bby uvae
The singer desires to see their lover dressed in their best, looking beautiful and admirable to others.

Upendeze na ulivyo chombo wakushangae
The singer wants their lover to be confident in their appearance and impress others with their beauty and charm.

Natamani tupewe mbawa baby tupae
The singer hopes that they and their lover can have a chance to fly high and achieve great things together.

Tufike mbali baby wee, baby wee
The singer expresses their desire to achieve great things as a couple and go far in life, using repetition for emphasis.

Haya go, baby ringa
The singer encourages their lover to move or dance, suggesting that they should enjoy themselves and let loose.

Ikija mvua baby mi nitakukinga
The singer promises to protect their lover and keep them safe, even during difficult times or when things get tough.

Bailando basi pinda
The singer encourages their lover to continue dancing and moving their body, using Swahili slang.

Ukirudi kwa nyuma nakukinga
The singer reassures their lover that they will always be there to protect and support them, even when they face challenges or setbacks.

I wish, Leo tulewe mpaka tubebwe
The singer expresses their desire to have a great time and get drunk with their lover until they are carried away, using repetition for emphasis.

I wish, nimwone Wolper akiruka debe
The singer expresses their wish to see a popular Tanzanian actress named Wolper jumping on a trampoline, using Swahili slang.

I wish, nimwite Naseeb aimbe Jeje
The singer expresses their desire to invite a popular Tanzanian musician named Naseeb to sing their hit song 'Jeje,' using Swahili slang.

I wish, our wedding, our wedding
The singer expresses their desire to marry their lover and spend the rest of their lives together, using repetition for emphasis.

Ona unafuraha we una raha
The singer observes that their lover is happy, indicating that they are content and satisfied.

We chuki wataziraha, watafuba watakosa raha
The singer acknowledges that haters will be jealous of their happiness and try to ruin it for them, but they will not succeed.

Basi gimme more, unapokwenda baby na mimi nimo
The singer uses Swahili slang to ask their lover to give them more love and affection, suggesting that they want to be by their lover's side wherever they go.

Utaratibu huko nyuma kuna shimo
The singer warns their lover to be careful and cautious because there might be obstacles or problems in their future, using Swahili slang.

Mmh aah utanidondosha wee
The singer uses onomatopoeia to imply that their lover might cause them to fall or stumble, indicating their trust and vulnerability.

Mpaka mapepe
The singer uses Swahili slang to emphasize that they want to have a lot of fun and get drunk with their lover until they are carried away.

Shilole waambie waache kitete
The singer uses Swahili slang to reference a popular Tanzanian musician named Shilole and suggests that she tells people to stop fighting or causing problems.

Joto jipepee
The singer uses Swahili slang to express their desire to have fun and enjoy themselves without worrying about anything else.

Mtungi ukiisha tule mpepe
The singer uses Swahili slang to suggest that they want to party until everything is finished, using repetition for emphasis.